In article <a99dd79352.Alan.Adams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Alan Adams <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'm still at a loss about why it only appears on odd (or was it even?) > frames. It's the odd frames, but then exclusively the page number frame. The text frame on the same master page, with the same white fill, is doing fine. > I'd be inclined to print to PostScript, using PS3, and examine the > PostScript for those page number frames. I've done that, but I can't find any colour, just as in the PDF file (which has actually been generated with the same PS3 driver, isn't it?), or in the original OvationPro document. > Can you strip the document down to just the page number frames and > reproduce the problem? I could do that, but the problem is that currently the only one who is able to see whether the problem is reproduced, is my printer - and I rather don't bother the poor man too much, since he's already been quite busy removing that dreaded fill. > That's baffling. It almost suggests the printer is doing some > processing first. I wonder whether he's actually using Acrobat rather > than Reader? That's what I suspected as well, but he states that he's just using Acrobat Reader, albeit on a Mac. Could that make some difference, perhaps? Kind regards, Paul Sprangers To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling